Rita Jean Constantine

Dear Constantine Family: I was so sorry to learn of your mom and brother’s passing. As a “Whitelaw kid” it meant a lot to have such an amazing lady also watching out for us. She was truly one of the classiest people I’ve known. Faithful, kind and compassionate. She was such a hard worker and shared that the word retirement wasn’t in her vocabulary. May she Rest In Peace and meet with those who went before her. I’m sure your memories are special and plentiful.
Debi Ward Rauckhorst

Dear Marty an Jodi and all of Rita's family....oh how I loved her! I met Rita about 1973 my first night at St Thomas ...and then talked to her a hundred times from the ER to get beds for our patients. She always commented on my City hosp cap! Then we went to St Joe's together and out to eat on occasion.She was so much fun.....she will certainly liven up heaven!

Marty, Jodi and family,

We are so sorry to hear of your Mother’s passing. Please know you are in our thoughts and prayers.

Dick and Patti Froehlich

Marty, Jodi and family,

We are so sorry to hear of your Mother’s passing. Please know you are in our thoughts and prayers.

Dick and Patti Froehlich

Knew Rita through working with her husband Tom. Wonderful lady and i sincerely hop she and Tom are reunited.

Dear Constantine family, I not only knew your mom from our childhoods, but also through her friendship at St. Joe’s. Your thoughtful words describing her were spot on. I always looked forward to seeing her on Sunday mornings; she will certainly be missed. My thoughts and prayers for all of you

Pam (Miller) Drinkard